Meanings of bellflower in English

June will give the bellflower, mullein, bee balm and foxglove.

Did you ever see pink like that in a bellflower?

The bellflower coming in May blooms on until September.

In the orchard were several trees of the bellflower variety, whose branches sagged near to the ground.

Or the thick and more pendent top of the bellflower, with its equally rich, sprightly, uncloying fruit.

Hepatica, columbines, anenome, bellflower, butterfly weed, turtle head and aster represent wild flowers which bloom from March through October.

On the latter, maybe you'll get cowslips, that rarity clustered bellflower or the beautiful blue pincushions of field scabious in late summer.

He paused while her glance, returning from the desert, met his in a veiled side-look, and the flush of the bellflower again tinged his cheek.

Now he passed a blooming azalea or a yucca with clustering bellflowers.

It was a yellow Bellflower without a blemish, and very large and smooth.

Rosen was the nation's top-rated high school quarterback coming out of St. John Bosco High, not far away in Bellflower.

But the gatherers kept on plucking here and there, marigolds, buttercups, bellflowers and plenty of red and white sweet-smelling little blossoms.

Take six apples ("Greenings," "Baldwins" or "Bellflowers"), pare, quarter, core and lay them in cold water as soon as pared.

Well, every Thursday Mother Bellflower came between half past six and seven in the morning, and went immediately into the linen-room and began to work.

"But the little blue flower near the water- Iwantthat, too," said the oak; "and the bellflower, and the dear little daisy."

"I would like awfully well to send you a box," he added, and the flush of his bellflower was reflected in his cheek.